WASHINGTON (AP) — Whether you love it or hate it or are just plain confused by it, you've got to give the health care law this much: There's plenty of drama.
The nail biting goes on. As the clock ticks toward the Jan. 1 start of insurance coverage under President Barack Obama's big, bold and bedraggled creation, there are inklings it might get a second wind.
But that could turn out to be just hot air.
Time will tell, soon, as policies take effect in new health insurance markets that have been enrolling customers — or trying — for nearly three months.
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